Crop Tool Limit To Rotated Picture Area Feature Requests Dxo Forum

By switzerlandersing On Sep 11, 2025

Crop Tool Limit To (rotated) Picture Area - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Crop Tool Limit To (rotated) Picture Area - Feature Requests - DxO Forum With rotated images, you currently can extend the crop area beyond the image border and then you get a black triangle shaped area. although this might be desirable under certain circumstances, i guess most people don’t want to see the black triangles. When cropping an image, is it possible to use a fixed crop ratio rotated 90 degrees? that is, instead of 16x9, could i cut a smaller 9x16 slice out of the photo without first rotating the image and then cutting a slice?.

Crop Tool Limit To (rotated) Picture Area - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Crop Tool Limit To (rotated) Picture Area - Feature Requests - DxO Forum I know that internally dxo can probably keep track of undefined area and do the cropping only once, but if i want to use dxo just for batch processing pictures with lens correction and then do all other work somewhere else, this option is a must have. On windows, i have to select a fixed aspect ratio (not unconstrained), then drag a corner of the crop window away from the crop (e.g., top or bottom left corner dragged left, top or bottom right corner dragged right) to rotate the crop. Limit auto correction to one of the directions vertical or horizontal. by default, the automatic correction is complete (100%), that is to say the directions are perfect. it is possible to reduce its effect with the slider “ intensity “. This is everything i know about the crop tool. i think lots of people could find some value in this one right from beginners to people who have been with photolab for a while.

Crop Tool Limit To (rotated) Picture Area - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Crop Tool Limit To (rotated) Picture Area - Feature Requests - DxO Forum Limit auto correction to one of the directions vertical or horizontal. by default, the automatic correction is complete (100%), that is to say the directions are perfect. it is possible to reduce its effect with the slider “ intensity “. This is everything i know about the crop tool. i think lots of people could find some value in this one right from beginners to people who have been with photolab for a while. You have to turn the crop tool "on" to see all of it (unconstrained aspect ratio will show it, too). i've even seen silkypix give more height as well as width (again, showing more of the actual image not just a stretched image) to images shot at very wide angles of view. There should be a switch to limit the crop edges to the area of a tilted / rotated image. with rotated images, you currently can extend the crop area beyond the image border and then you get a black triangle shaped area. By default photolab overlays a 3:2 grid for cropping according to the rule of thirds. while these rules are controversial, other cropping guides would be interesting like the golden ratio, golden spiral, diagonals, etc. After opening your image in dxo filmpack, go to the upper toolbar and click on the crop button. an adjustable grid will be superimposed on your image. adjust the crop dimensions by grabbing the resizing handles in the corners and on the sides of the crop frame.

DxO ViewPoint - Take Complete Control Of The Geometry Of Your Images

DxO ViewPoint - Take Complete Control Of The Geometry Of Your Images You have to turn the crop tool "on" to see all of it (unconstrained aspect ratio will show it, too). i've even seen silkypix give more height as well as width (again, showing more of the actual image not just a stretched image) to images shot at very wide angles of view. There should be a switch to limit the crop edges to the area of a tilted / rotated image. with rotated images, you currently can extend the crop area beyond the image border and then you get a black triangle shaped area. By default photolab overlays a 3:2 grid for cropping according to the rule of thirds. while these rules are controversial, other cropping guides would be interesting like the golden ratio, golden spiral, diagonals, etc. After opening your image in dxo filmpack, go to the upper toolbar and click on the crop button. an adjustable grid will be superimposed on your image. adjust the crop dimensions by grabbing the resizing handles in the corners and on the sides of the crop frame.

Crop & Horizon – FilmPack Guidelines

Crop & Horizon – FilmPack Guidelines By default photolab overlays a 3:2 grid for cropping according to the rule of thirds. while these rules are controversial, other cropping guides would be interesting like the golden ratio, golden spiral, diagonals, etc. After opening your image in dxo filmpack, go to the upper toolbar and click on the crop button. an adjustable grid will be superimposed on your image. adjust the crop dimensions by grabbing the resizing handles in the corners and on the sides of the crop frame.

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